U.K. midwife giving up on Canadian dream after IRCC fails to recognize UBC program

A Scottish-born midwife who tried to immigrate to B.C. has hit a dead end. After a decade of practising and teaching in the U.K., Heather Gilchrist completed a bridge program

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Doug Ford says Toronto needs a ‘shock and awe’ conference centre — but experts say demand is in decline

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When Doug Ford proposed a new “world-class” two-million-square-foot convention centre for Toronto earlier this week, he claimed the city ranks

Chief in N.S. says Mi'kmaq have a treaty right to sell cannabis amid new RCMP raids

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HALIFAX - A First Nation chief is insisting the Mi’kmaq in Nova Scotia have a treaty right to grow and

Canadian remake of '80s classic 'Youngblood' aims to rewrite hockey's dated playbook

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TORONTO - During the 2020 world junior hockey championship, as teen phenoms tore up the ice, Ashton James was on

How are the Epstein files giving new life to conspiracy theories?

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More than 3.5 million pages of Epstein-related documents have been released under the Trump administration, fanning the flames of online

Cuts to benefits for caregivers in N.S. will hurt people with disabilities: advocates

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HALIFAX - Kari Robertson spends every night with a monitor next to her bed in case her 44-year-old son, Graham,

Where’s the blues at Ottawa Bluesfest?

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The Australian guitarist, a master of the acoustic, is no stranger to Canada, having racked up multiple visits over the

Crochet and knitting weave a spell as younger Canadians find comfort and connection

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 Kevin Yee says the repetition of crochet has helped him release a lot of anger in a creative process he

Gunfire hits North York waste‑hauling yard for 2nd time this week; police investigating

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Toronto police are investigating another round of gunfire at a commercial property in the city’s northwest, marking the second shooting

Anand says government pursuing options for Canadians to exit Middle East war zone

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OTTAWA - Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said Canada is pursuing multiple options to help more than 2,000 Canadians who